A recent 2010 creative meeting of two long-time friends - Conrad Schnitzler and Wolfgang Seidel - in the abandoned cellar of the Tempelhof airport in Berlin for a memorable recording in an unlikely subterranean setting. A professionally duplicated & factory sealed C65 cassette tape with tape inlay professionally offset printed in full-colour. A limited edition of 250 copies.

The 8 tracks form an album independent of any trend and therefore it becomes a real acoustic environment for everyone.The album was produced at Studio.Wannsee. To give the album more authenticity, the complete audio processing was done using analog equipment. They not only used many classics among the finest synthesizers and outboard equipment, but also custom built tube gear. The icing on the cake are the tubes used from the 60's, which bought Christian Borngräber on a trip through the Atacama desert in a small radio repair business in the city of Calama. Thanks to the desert climate even the packaging of the tubes looked as new.

The 8 tracks form an album independent of any trend and therefore it becomes a real acoustic environment for everyone.The album was produced at Studio.Wannsee. To give the album more authenticity, the complete audio processing was done using analog equipment. They not only used many classics among the finest synthesizers and outboard equipment, but also custom built tube gear. The icing on the cake are the tubes used from the 60's, which bought Christian Borngräber on a trip through the Atacama desert in a small radio repair business in the city of Calama. Thanks to the desert climate even the packaging of the tubes looked as new.

A previously unreleased live session from 1972 from the prolific early innovator of electronic music and co-founder of Tangerine Dream and Kluster. "Live 72" documents an experimentally-inclined concert Schnitzler played nearly 40 years ago. Mastered at D&M Berlin, the album comes in screen-printed gatefold sleeve.